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A Google DeepMind research team introduce RecurrentGemma, an open language model built on Google's innovative Griffin architecture, which reduces memory usage and facilitates efficient inference on lengthy sequences, thereby unlocking new possibilities for highly efficient small language models in environments where resources are limited.


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